(a) Applicants for registration shall make application at the office of the Building Commissioner on forms prescribed by the Building Commissioner. Each application for registration shall contain the name of the person applying, the location of his place of business, whether such applicant is duly authorized to act for such firm, copartnership, corporation, association or any combination thereof, as well as such further information as the Building Commissioner shall prescribe. (Ord. 79-2000. Passed 12-11-00.)
(b) The applicant shall submit a current license issued by the State of Ohio relevant to the trade. Such application shall be granted if the Building Commissioner finds that the applicant is qualified to perform the work for which the application for registration is submitted.
(c) Applicants may apply for registration in the following categories:
(1) General Contractor. Contractors performing general trades work including prime builders, developers, or subcontractors, for concrete work, fences, excavators, carpentry, drywall, siding, and roofing work or any related trade as determined by the Building Commissioner.
(2) HVAC Contractor. Contractors engaged in the business of installation, repair and replacement of heating, ventilation, air conditioning or mechanical piping systems. Contractors registered in this category may take out permits for heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems, plumbing and electrical systems directly related to connections for the equipment installed.
(3) Electrical Contractor. Contractors performing any electrical work covered by the National Electrical Code including fire alarm systems and communications, data wiring installation.
(4) Plumbing Contractor. Contractors performing any plumbing work covered by State or local plumbing codes. Contractors performing waterproofing, additional drain tile systems, sewer work, gas piping, fire sprinkler systems and similar work may be registered in this category. Plumbing contractors may take out permits for work customarily associated with their trades such as excavating and/or street openings.
(Ord. 68-2004. Passed 11-8-04.)
(d) Evidence of repeated violations of the Building Code or other ordinances of the City shall be sufficient evidence to deny the issuance of a registration.
(Ord. 79-2000. Passed 12-11-00.)